bad luck
英 [bæd lʌk]
美 [bæd lʌk]
运气不好，坏运气；噩运；球运不佳
英英释义
noun
- unnecessary and unforeseen trouble resulting from an unfortunate event
- an unpredictable outcome that is unfortunate
- if I didn't have bad luck I wouldn't have any luck at all
- an unfortunate state resulting from unfavorable outcomes
双语例句
- That it brought bad luck?
那样带来了坏运气吗？ - What a bad luck! I have got a cold!
真倒霉，我感冒了！ - "I told you I had bad luck, didn't I?" The man sighed.
我告诉过你我倒霉了吧？ - You'll only make yourself feel worse if you kick at your bad luck& you just have to learn to accept it.
要是因自己的厄运而懊恼那只能使你觉得更痛苦&你得学会听天由命。 - Now I hope this is a new start and the bad luck I've had is in the past.
现在我希望这是新的开始，那些霉运已经成为了过去。 - What bad luck! He's not at home.
真不凑巧！他出去了。 - I'm always having bad luck! I suppose I'll just have to resign myself to fate.
我总是不走运，只好认命了。 - I don't know what to say, Sir. I suppose I'm having some bad luck.
我不知道该说什么，先生。我想是我的运气不好吧。 - What bad luck, nothing came of my trip.
白跑一趟，真冤！ - Your bad luck brought your father-in-law's death.
你的霉运让你的公公死了。